Nanchang is served by Nanchang Changbei International Airport (KHN), located 28 km north of the city centre. Most visitors arriving from cities outside China will connect through a gateway airport—typically Shanghai-Pudong (PVG), Beijing-Capital (PEK), or Guangzhou (CAN)—before traveling on to Nanchang.
China is also home to the world’s most extensive high-speed rail network. We encourage teams to consider flying to a gateway city and completing their journey by rail. This option may be more cost-effective, and affords an excellent opportunity to see more of China.
| City | Travel Time to Nanchang | Approximate Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Shanghai | 3 to 4.5 hours | ¥340-400 |
| Beijing | 9 to 12 hours | ¥750-860 |
| Guangzhou | 4 to 5.5 hours | ¥450-470 |
| Hong Kong | 4 hours | ¥560 |
(€1 euro ≈ ¥8 | $1 USD ≈ ¥7 | $1 CAD ≈ ¥5)
Ground Transfers in Nanchang
Taxis are available outside the Nanchang Airport and major train stations.
- From the airport, the ride to JUFE’s Jiaoqiao campus takes approximately 20 minutes and costs around ¥100-125 (Renminbi Yuan; RMB).
- Most high speed trains arrive at the Nanchang West train station. A taxi ride from Nanchang West to JUFE’s Jiaoqiao campus takes approximately 15 minutes and costs around ¥50-75.
Pro Tips
To get the best airfare, we encourage teams to check prices to multiple airports using Google Flights.
- Rather than specifying a city, enter “China” as your destination; you will then see prices to multiple destinations within the country.
- After selecting a particular city, you will see various flight options for your chosen dates; click on “date grid” to see prices for alternate dates.
